Ulster University

Friendly and affordable, each campus is at the heart of its community. Enjoy the vibrancy of city living in Belfast and Magee or embrace the woodland adventure of the Coleraine campus, just minutes from the stunning Atlantic coast.

• Festivals, beautiful landscapes, blue-flag beaches, and a culture famed for its humour and hospitality await students studying at Ulster University in Northern Ireland.
• The Belfast campus is located within the Cathedral Quarter, the bustling cultural centre of the city with its many pubs, clubs, and restaurants.
• Just 8 miles from Belfast campus, Jordanstown Sports Village has expansive outdoor space and first-class sports facilities to support students' physical wellbeing.
• Situated on the banks of the River Bann and just 3 miles from the bustling seaside towns of Portrush and Portstewart, Coleraine is a surfing and outdoor paradise.
• Magee is located at the heart of a lively cultural scene with festivals like the Foyle Film Festival, Halloween celebrations, Maritime Festival, and L'Derry Jazz Festival.

• Ulster guarantees any first-year student who applies by 7th July a room within university accommodation.
• International students are guaranteed accommodation if applying up until to 14th August for university accommodation.
• Competitively priced accommodation options include en suite or single bedroom apartments with shared bathrooms.
• Accommodation has a range of facilities including a 24/7 on-site management office, with a full ResLife team for social support.
• A full raft of payment options is available to suit all student budgets and funding streams.

• The Students' Union represents all students at every university committee, ensuring your voice is heard and your opinion matters.
• The Students' Union's advice bureau provides independent, confidential and impartial advice on academic and welfare issues.
• Over a hundred student-led societies across the university campuses, where you can meet new people and try something new.

• Most university residences are located on campus, making them safe, secure, and readily accessible.
• Ulster University has a staff and student cycling club. Many people regularly travel to campus by bicycle.
• Northern Ireland has ferry connections with Scotland, England, and the Isle of Man from ports at Larne and Belfast Harbour.
• Belfast is 1.5 hours north of Dublin Airport, with an inexpensive bus connection running hourly between the two cities.
• Northern Ireland has three airports: George Best Belfast City Airport, Belfast International Airport and City of Derry Airport.

• UUTemps at Ulster University provides students with access to a variety of flexible paid work opportunities on campus.
• Part-time work is available locally at each campus and their surrounds.
• Part-time and local student work opportunities are advertised on Ulster University’s Handshake jobs platform.